"xenodochy" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1872, William Mark Hugo, History of the first Bushmen's club in the Australian colonies",
          "text": "Bushmen, as a class, are a very hospitable race — generous in their sympathies, fond of practising the virtue of xenodochy, entertain strangers with a rough but ready welcome; and it is a pity to see men of this stamp tossed about as they are.",
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        "Reception of strangers; hospitality."
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